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Hi its relative quantification of Vol. voids with respect to Vol. solids in the medium. Mathematically ratio of volume of voids to volume of solids. Thanks.
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First and foremost its a relative quantity (ie ratio), Its the ratio of Volume of Voids(Vv) to Volume of Solids(Vs) (not total volume), Void Ratio (e) ranges from 0 to infinity Case 1: e=0 In a very high dense soil or say rock, volume of voids(Vv) will be approx 1% whereas volume of solid particles(Vs)...
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First and foremost its a relative quantity (ie ratio), Its the ratio of Volume of Voids(Vv) to Volume of Solids(Vs) (not total volume), Void Ratio (e) ranges from 0 to infinity Case 1: e=0 In a very high dense soil or say rock, volume of voids(Vv) will be approx 1% whereas volume of solid particles(Vs) will be 99% , hence e=.01/.99 which is almost 0 Case 2 : e=infinity In a very very loose soil, say a spoon of soil in a water bucket. Here assume bucket as total volume (V), water as voids volume (Vv), soil particles as solids volume (Vs) ... (e=Vv/Vs) in this case Vs = 0(approx); Vv=99% (approx) .. hence e=infinity read less
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Void ratio is volume of voids divided by total volume of any substance.
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It is basically a determinant of engineering properties of aggregates or soil. It is the ratio of volume of voids to the volume of solids. It is the volume of voids per unit of volume of solids.
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The ratio of the volume of void space to the volume of solid substance in any material consisting of void space and solid material, such as a soil sample, a sediment, or a powder.
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Dr P G Balakrishnan Porosity or Void volume of a porous material like a brick or, for a technical example, the plates or electrodes of a lead-acid cell refers to the empty space in the material. Generally the porosity can be determined by immersing the porous sample (for example, a piece of brick)...
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Dr P G Balakrishnan Porosity or Void volume of a porous material like a brick or, for a technical example, the plates or electrodes of a lead-acid cell refers to the empty space in the material. Generally the porosity can be determined by immersing the porous sample (for example, a piece of brick) in a suitable liquid. For brick we can use water. The difference between the dry weight and wet weight of the sample is a measure of the voids or empty pores. In the case of a flat read less
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Dr P G Balakrishnan Porosity or Void volume of a porous material like a brick or, for a technical example, the plates or electrodes of a lead-acid cell refers to the empty space in the material. Generally the porosity can be determined by immersing the porous sample (for example, a piece of brick)...
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Dr P G Balakrishnan Porosity or Void volume of a porous material like a brick or, for a technical example, the plates or electrodes of a lead-acid cell refers to the empty space in the material. Generally the porosity can be determined by immersing the porous sample (for example, a piece of brick) in a suitable liquid. For brick we can use water. The difference between the dry weight and wet weight of the sample is a measure of the voids or empty pores. Porosity or Void volume of a porous material like a brick or, for a technical example, the plates or electrodes of a lead-acid cell refers to the empty space in the material. Generally the porosity can be determined by immersing the porous sample (for example, a piece of brick) in a suitable liquid. For brick we can use water. The difference between the dry weight and wet weight of the sample is a measure of the voids or empty pores. In the case of a flat plate of a lead-acid cell, the positive plate porosity can be determined as follows: From the overall dimensions the apparent volume can be found out (Va) cc. By deducting the grid volume (Vg) cc from Va cc, the volume available for the active material (Vam) can be obtained. Assuming the true density of PbO2 in the plate to be 8.8g/cc, one can arrive at the true volume of PbO2 (Vtv) from its weight and density. Deducting Vtv from Vam the volume of the empty pores can be calculated. Per cent Porosity = (Pore space*100) / Vam read less
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Void ratio, in materials science, is related to porosity and defined as the volume of void-space (such as fluids), VS is the volume of solids
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Void ratio, in materials science, is related to porosity and defined as the ratio volume of void-space (such as fluids), VS is the volume of solids
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Void ratio, in materials science, is related to porosity
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